<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0BzECe_1H4LfeoY00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0BzECe_1H4LfeoY00" width="960" height="1200" ><figcaption>Photo courtesy of @aj.coleman1</figcaption></figure>Three-star-rated left offensive tackle Angeles Coleman committed to the Eastern Michigan Eagles on June 11, 2026. Coleman previously received offers from JMU, NIU, Toledo, UConn, USF, Wake Forest, FAU, Akron, and Liberty. The four-year starting tackle has been a keystone of the Golden Warriors offensive line throughout his time at Sterling High School. Though already committed, Coleman is still being evaluated by colleges and may receive more offers.Coleman and Virginia Tech player and S.H.S. class of ‘24 graduate Lucas Austin are two of the few football players in program history to reach the highest level of college football. As a result many teammates are able to learn from them, with defensive coordinator Matt Payton saying, “I think dedication and commitment in football can be something that opens doors for kids beyond high school, and can give educational opportunities that maybe wouldn’t present themselves without it. You know, kids moving on to the next level, no matter division or governing body, it teaches kids the ability to manage their time, be committed to a process, and always work towards something greater and not be complicated where they’re at.”As a freshman, Coleman played alongside Austin but the help Coleman received went beyond the football field. Coleman shared, “They [Austin and his father, S.H.S. principal Jason Austin] helped me a lot, even with certain classes that needed to be done and grade requirements; they’re definitely a big help.”Coleman’s talents were easily witnessed by head football coach Jonathan Schlemmer, as well. Schlemmer shared, “His mix between size and athleticism is really rare. That’s what makes him so desirable at the next level because he moves so well. He’s a really good-sized kid.” Coleman stands at 6 ‘5”, weighs around 265 pounds, runs a 12.5-second 100 meter dash, and will only continue to improve on his arrival at Eastern Michigan after graduating in May 2027.Coleman is quick to recognize that he didn’t get to where he is at by himself. Coleman said, “A big role that my teammates play is going hard at practice and being competitive; we’re always getting better and keeping our energy positive.”With colleges still looking at him, Coleman has something to prove with his teammates. The Golden Warriors ended the regular season with a 7-2 record, 5-1 in conference play setting multiple program records such as total combined points (119), and became Western Big 6 champions for the first time since 2022. Additionally with the IHSA playoff expansion the warriors would receive the first ever bye week in IHSA history and continue on beating Marmion Academy in the first round 35-21, and Hillcrest in the second 49-18. As the Golden Warriors continue their playoff run, Coleman looks to leave his final mark on Sterling turf with the rest of his senior teammates.</div></body>

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Three-star-rated left offensive tackle Angeles Coleman committed to the Eastern Michigan Eagles on June 11, 2026. Coleman previously received offers from JMU, NIU, Toledo, UConn, USF, Wake Forest, FAU, Akron, and Liberty. The four-year starting tackle has been a keystone of the Golden Warriors offensive line throughout his time at Sterling High School. Though already committed, Coleman is still being evaluated by colleges and may receive more offers.

Coleman commits to Eastern Michigan University

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Three-star-rated left offensive tackle Angeles Coleman committed to the Eastern Michigan Eagles on June 11, 2026. Coleman previously received offers from J

Coleman commits to Eastern Michigan University

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